Aztec human skull tower discovered in Mexico

[Still Waters 52,632]

Dozens of skulls have been found by archaeologists digging near an Aztec temple close to Mexico City.

The 119 skulls made up part of a tower of heads of sacrificed humans kept as a trophy by the pre-Columbian civilisation, experts have said.

The rack of skulls were found as part of five-year dig under old buildings near the city's Templo Mayor Aztec ruins, which has so far found a total of 603 skulls.

It is thought they date to between 1486 and 1502.

https://news.sky.com/story/scores-of-skulls-kept-as-trophies-found-near-aztec-temple-in-mexico-12158684

[Eldorado 57,747]

Some good pics at the UK Mail:

Daily Mail

[Abramelin 4,486]

"What to do on a dull Sunday afternoon", Aztec style:

"Lets go stack some skulls".

[Jon the frog 2,452]

They where quite good at killing each other...